This policy document addresses the critical issue of drug disposal within healthcare organizations, highlighting the problems associated with improper disposal, including environmental pollution and the risk of inappropriate drug use. It presents a literature review covering the scope of human exposure to pharmaceuticals, adverse health outcomes in aquatic environments, and the presence of drug ingredients in soil. A comparison with other jurisdictions, such as Australia's Return Unwanted Medicine project, is provided. The document also formulates a specific policy for a hypothetical organization, outlining the purpose, procedures, and applicability of the policy, along with recommendations, key facts for service users and professionals, and feasibility considerations. This comprehensive approach aims to ensure appropriate drug disposal, minimize environmental impact, and promote public health and safety. Desklib offers students access to similar solved assignments and study tools.